History Characters / HawkeyeEnemies

* TeamNormal: As Hawkeye, he was the only member of the new Dark Avengers that had no powers.

See ComicBook/BaronZemo for more information.

See [[Characters/DareDevilCentralRoguesGallery Daredevil rogues]] for more information.

* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Started out as a one-off Moon Knight villain. He has since become primarily a problem for Hawkeye and Ant-Man, but he has also locked horns with [[Characters/SpiderManPeterParker Spider-Man]], ComicBook/CaptainAmerica, and ComicBook/LukeCage.

* CloningBlues: A villainous Life Model Decoy.

* TheBigGuy: As Clint’s older brother, Barney was originally bigger by virtue of a having a few years head start, but there is still shades of this after the two become adults.

* HeelFaceTurn: Some time after his stint with the Dark Avengers, he and Clint finally reconcile.

* TeamNormal: As Hawkeye he was the only member of the new Dark Avengers that had no powers.

* MiddleNameBasis: Barney is a nickname for Bernard. He is almost never called Charles.

See Characters/MastersOfEvilMaxFuryMembers for more info.

The thirteenth Baron of the House of Zemo, leader of three incarnations of the Characters/MastersOfEvil, founder of the ComicBook/{{Thunderbolts}}, and ruler of the island nation of Bagalia. Helmut Zemo was the son of Baron Zemo XII, aka Dr. Heinrich Zemo, [[ThoseWackyNazis a Nazi supervillain]] who fought ComicBook/CaptainAmerica in World War II. Though he has no superpowers of his own, exposure to his father's Compound X formula has slowed his aging. Traditionally holding the #2 spot in Cap's RoguesGallery, Zemo came to resent Hawkeye for usurping control of the Thunderbolts from him. Seeking revenge, Zemo masterminded Barney Barton's transformation into the second Trickshot, then sent him after his brother.

[[folder:Death Throws]]

Elton Healy headlined a juggling act in Reno with his brother Alvin. Charles Last, aka Ringleader, saw the Healy brothers in action and offered them a chance to join the Death-Throws. Elton took the name '''Oddball''' for his ironic nature and specialty juggling hollow spheres. He would occasionally take some jobs as a solo operative, and consequently he was the first member of the team to encounter Hawkeye.

* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Orville Bock uses the exact same costume, skills set and equipment as Healy, and they have somewhat similar personalities. Aside from one of them being dead, it’s damn near impossible to tell them apart.

* ActuallyADoombot: His army has numerous android duplicates of [[Characters/IronManEnemies Crimson Dynamo]].

A master of bladed weapons, Jacques Duquesne worked as a knife thrower at the Carson Carnival of Traveling Wonders, performing alongside trick archer Buck Chisholm and stunt biker Dillon Zarro. When the recently orphaned Clint Barton arrived at the carnival with his brother Barney, Duquesne taught them in the use of a blade while Chisholm tutored them in archery. However, Duquesne had developed a gambling problem, prompting him to embezzle from the carnival to pay off his bookies. Forced to flee after his embezzlement was discovered, Duquesne resurfaced as the costumed mercenary '''Swordsman'''. [[Characters/IronManEnemies The Mandarin]] saw him as a useful asset in his campaign against Iron Man and upgraded his equipment with Makulan weapons and armor. After a few tussles with the Avengers, which by now included Clint as Hawkeye, the Swordsman attempted to infiltrate team as an [[TheMole internal saboteur]]. However, he [[BecomingTheMask eventually had a change of heart]], and became a [[HeelFaceTurn genuine hero]] with Hawkeye’s blessing. He died heroically in battle against ComicBook/KangTheConqueror in ''ComicBook/TheCelestialMadonnaSaga''.